Newly opened Edwardsville Bank adds two vice presidents
Edwardsville Bank has formally opened in Edwardsville and added two bankers well known in the community.
The newly named vice presidents of Commercial Banking are Jennifer Miller and Kyle David.
Miller and David, both formally with The Bank of Edwardsville (now Busey Bank), will play an integral role within the commercial banking team, cultivating and managing a commercial loan portfolio of local businesses. Miller’s and David’s responsibilities also include helping clients with retail and mortgage bank products tailored to their client’s individual needs.
Miller served as a vice president/relationship manager at The Bank of Edwardsville for 13 years. Miller is involved in the community, investing her time with the Junior Service Club of Edwardsville/Glen Carbon and as a board member of the United Way’s Tri-Cities Area Division auxiliary council. Miller graduated Summa Cum Laude from St. Louis University in 2001 with a degree in business administration and marketing.
David began his banking career in 2007 with The Bank of Edwardsville as a part-time teller moving his way up the ranks to commercial lending. David has volunteered at the YMCA, coaching sports teams, and, as an active member of St. Mary’s Catholic Church and St. Mary’s Catholic School.
He is a member of the Land of Goshen Rotary Club, where he chairs the Vocational Committee and sits on the Board. In addition, he is a member of the Advisory Board for Riverbend Family Ministries. David graduated with a bachelor’s degree from SIUE in 2006.
Justin Huneke, Metro East Community president of Edwardsville Bank, states, “Both Miller and David are huge assets to the bank. They have wonderful reputations and will bring exceptional service to the people in our community. With their experience and knowledge, we know our clients are in excellent hands.”.
Edwardsville bank is a division of Saint Louis Bank and opened its doors in downtown Edwardsville on March 3 at newly renovated property at 209 E. Schwarz St.
